From Edinburgh
1 hour
From Glasgow
1 hour 30 minutes
Best Months
April to October
Courses
15 hand-picked
Fife is where golf began. St Andrews sits at the northern end of the East Neuk coastline and draws golfers from every corner of the world to walk the same fairways where the game was invented. But Fife is far more than St Andrews — with 15 courses across the region, it rewards exploration.
Kingsbarns, Dumbarnie Links, Crail Balcomie, Leven Links, Lundin Links — the Fife Coastal Path connects a string of courses that between them represent some of the finest and most varied links golf in Scotland. New courses sit alongside ancient ones. Championship venues neighbour hidden gems.
The East Neuk villages — Crail, Anstruther, Pittenweem — are among the most charming in Scotland. A Fife golf trip that combines time on the course with evenings in these villages is one of the great Scottish golf experiences.
Why Fife
St Andrews Old Course — the most famous course in the world
Kingsbarns — spectacular clifftop links on the Fife coast
Dumbarnie Links — the finest new links built in Scotland this century
15 courses including 4 Championship tier
Courses in Fife
St Andrews (Old Course)
Kingsbarns Golf Links
Dumbarnie Links
The Golf House Club, Elie
St Andrews (New Course)
St Andrews (Castle Course)
Ladybank Golf Club
St Andrews (Jubilee)
Leven Links
Lundin Golf Club
Crail Golfing Society (Balcomie)
St Andrews (Eden)
Scotscraig Golf Club
Fairmont St Andrews (Torrance)
St Andrews (Strathtyrum)